The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-24

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negro cafherineS Ara
be A concomifn5f With
and car vonId MT c~i.<
the sfmosrh~rc ~ sk~S ~
come Z iic--heeI sn6 ~ IN.
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man ~ feet ~ he;sht No.
diatinouirh him from : - ~
the ssme name n ~ 49,
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rcsses - ~ ",.s ku1 mt ovcr AZ otner
rsIie th;s ,..s v ~. ncn cau'c tn9 quso-
ia Witt, s ~ ~ uanec, - u WAS neio 20
sssr,sd With =, s usnus, sno was always
est decor,, ~, ~h;c iSa snpssu u inc stIu-
shs w;idas. 'on spceu'iy merged into
fssh,cnahIa IDnps. > nave seen
fnncsnrv :, scp perp h WI. ~, - per-
~ ,hs ;yrar,nr ~. s'. r,a ,nis unnee, ous
DANCED a. 10 ama a sn9 way va
have swel,ed with nr;do s r h woe'u
monotonv ~ ths cn rn =. i nsss ~. NO
TInc,e Iact ~ ~ ~ d,rnn,oS 's ss rom
IN the ccrtrar . aa',r 49, sne nsuIes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ s 70 49,. ,"S1 .. 49, '1 ~
ward /" uRand %, hs.,s an" az, - ~ ~
ladies - aT.adies charra -, Wv ~ Sc
ladies' Little Sawrsv NJ. n ". 20
ficjent NJ th;s dance ~. 10 10y p.y7s
on cntt;nc fha n;recr ,.; ~ ' ,S uusnu.
time he nerfcrred M fe.. ~ - oz
uWboo,, IN q l,rd vn;aa ha 1870 az e,s..eu
To the decorum ~ The dsnca RI. s'ss,S
notes of the fiddle the shonts - 80 rr wr,e
Jack and the self-appreciative wells OF
Little Sammy mingled with the shuflirc
az many feet and an occas;onai ,,,,i.,ee
sdmor;,;or 30 aW;,'J $3.50 LA; pv,i'o
one dancer iostles another. formed =
scene OF rude hilarity which will ever
remain In my memory. Again I see
them in the red glare OF the Are. which
reproduces them In fantastic shadows on
the wall Again l minclc with them
and enjoy their enjoyments; but. alasi
only in my dreams.
When the quadrille is over there are no
signs OF WEAKNESS; preparations are i'm
mcdiately made for the chinauapin. This
dance or rather romp. was great fayorite
with the younger people, and right here
let me say that do not give this az liz
generic name. The name OF dance and
words of a song belong TO various
sections of country, and fhavc known
them TO differ on two neighborinQ plan.
tations. The chinquapin is danced In
this fashion: The partners having been
selected they form circle around man
who stands with handkerchief In his
hand. As soon as the music commences
they revolve around this man In 4
shutting dance something like Old Dan
Tucker. AS they reyolye they sing.
,pouna ,hs ch,nor.n,r % .o.
De ole black crow "sho'
SEE de wind MI blow
An de chinquapin ull fall.
In the meantime Tho man IN IN. ,Jdd,.
OF the circle or rather the chinauarir
is not asleen hv anv means H e nnt drniy
keens dancing In t;mc 20 the music bnt
he watches 6is chance IN enve,on The
head Of = damse, In tho folds ~ hjs hand
kercbief This would no An easv tasL 70
She stood still but when every nossihle
obstacle IL presented NV The maiden her
mariner and The roe, ~ The comnanv 4
rs,,,;ra, aa,..,do.,Ls o..,n, ~" pa
vvns'uo'avic quichness anu ueA-
.e,,'y AZ ncr neau rs no. completely en-
failure and returns TO his position. The
reward Of. success Is the privilege OF
Nissing tlE captured girl, an example
which Is ~Amediately followed by the
others, and a great romp ensues. The
unfortunate man who has permitted his
partner TO be caught Is In disgrace. NO
one will let him take kiss, and he is re-
IN the middle of n new circle and